End-of-line vibration testing

Precise vibration measurement solutions for end-of-line vibration testing

End-of-line or in-line quality control

End-of-line (EoL) testing is the process of checking the quality of the manufactured product at the end of the production line and assessing it as OK or not OK. In contrast to EoL testing, in-line testing involves testing and evaluating product quality directly during the manufacturing process. Depending on the product to be tested and the quality criteria, different sensors are used to ensure the quality of the delivered product.

Learn how laser-optical sensors and non-contact testing of the acoustic signature helps in end-of-line testing!

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Vibro-acoustic end-of-line quality control

Accelerometers, microphones or Laser Doppler Vibrometers (LDV) are generally used when quality control is required for vibration, acoustics and/or structure-borne noise. Laser Doppler vibrometers have the advantage of being non-contact and therefore do not require a sensor feed as is the case with accelerometers. Also, unlike a microphone, LDVs cannot be influenced by ambient noise.

Advantages of EoL vibration testing

Non-contact: Non-reactive, even in hard-to-reach areas
Auto focus: Reliable measurement results at short and long distances
Reliable: Unaffected by ambient noise
High precision: Valid data detecting even small differences
Easy integration: Interfaces for PLC and test systems

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End-of-line vibration testing with laser vibrometers

In addition to the reliability of the test equipment, end-of-line testing also depends on easy integration into the test station and automation capability to achieve the highest possible test throughput. Laser Doppler vibrometers (LDV) offer advantages in all these areas.

Because vibrometer EoL testing works in a non-contact way with a flexible, adjustable working distance, LDVs can reliably measure at some distance from the test specimen. In addition, a signal can be recorded and analyzed at measurement points that are inaccessible to accelerometers. The high accuracy means that extremely precise data can be recorded and even the smallest changes in test results can be detected. Integration into the production system and communication with the PLC process control system is also possible.

Robotic test cell with automated acoustic quality control by an IVS-500 laser sensor (thanks to Fruitcore & RTE)
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Become an EoL testing expert: tips, tricks & video tutorials

The IVS-500 Industrial Vibration Sensor from Polytec is a dedicated and flexible measuring device for end-of-line testing on behalf of the vibro-acoustic signature or a produced part or assembly.

This exclusive section (login) provides an overview, the basics of acoustic testing using laser vibrometers and a practical benchmark and comparison to alternative EoL testing methods, as well as valuable tips & tricks in video tutorials for the use and handling of the IVS-500 Industrial Vibration Sensor - for starters, users, integrators and experts.

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